A Message from State Treasurer Clint Zweifel

"As your State Treasurer, I work each day to protect your tax dollars by ensuring my administration is efficient, accountable and transparent. I invest in small businesses and farms to create Missouri jobs. I help Missouri families build a brighter future by saving for higher education. Missourians deserve strong leadership and fiscal responsibility. These are values my office will always have. It is an honor to serve you."

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Partnerships help return Unclaimed Property

State Treasurer Clint Zweifel safeguards more than $750 million in Unclaimed Property for more than 4.4 million account holders. He is committed to keeping Missouri taxpayer money safe and understands how important every dollar is. In an effort to help older Missourians claim their property, Treasurer Zweifel has partnered with AARP Missouri and the St. Louis Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. Through greater awareness of Unclaimed Property and access to his staff, Treasurer Zweifel hopes to make it easier to claim Unclaimed Property and educate individuals on how to prevent their property from becoming Unclaimed Property. He recently visited an AARP Chapter in Kansas City to discuss Unclaimed Property and how members can help keep their assets from becoming unclaimed. To search for Unclaimed Property or register for email alerts, click here.

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State Treasurer Clint Zweifel partners with the Jewish Federation in Older Missourian Education Initiative

ST. LOUIS – State Treasurer Clint Zweifel (ZWY-ful) joined Jewish Federation of St. Louis President Andrew Rehfeld and Jewish Federation members today to announce that the Jewish Federation has partnered with him as part of the Older Missourian Education Initiative. This initiative is aimed at helping older Missourians with Unclaimed Property claims and management. Treasurer Zweifel is also warning older Missourians to be cautious of scams involving Unclaimed Property.
State Treasurer Clint Zweifel has returned Unclaimed Property to more than half a million accounts

JEFFERSON CITY – State Treasurer Clint Zweifel (ZWY-ful) announced today he has reached an important milestone, returning Unclaimed Property to more than 500,000 accounts since January 2009. This is the most returned under any State Treasurer since Unclaimed Property became part of the office in 1993.
Treasurer Clint Zweifel thanks General Assembly for unanimous passage of Military Medal Return Bill

JEFFERSON CITY – State Treasurer Clint Zweifel (ZWY-ful) today thanked both chambers of the Missouri General Assembly for passing the Military Medal Return Bill yesterday. Treasurer Zweifel holds 89 military medals in Unclaimed Property, and this bill will help him return these medals to the veterans who earned them. The Military Medal Return Bill, sponsored by Representative Vicki Englund in the House and handled by Senator Dan Brown in the Senate, passed each chamber unanimously and was given final approval as an amendment to SB 186.
Looking for $100,000? State Treasurer Clint Zweifel has more than 60 Unclaimed Property accounts with $100,000 or more waiting to be returned

JEFFERSON CITY – As part of his continued effort to reunite Unclaimed Property with its owners, State Treasurer Clint Zweifel (ZWY-ful) announced today he has returned more than $1 million to three account owners. In fiscal year 2013, Treasurer Zweifel has returned more than $3.5 million to individuals with accounts over $100,000.
Mark your calendar for 529 College Savings Day—you could win $529

As we head into the warm-weather months, we all start to mark some special occasions on our calendars—the last day of school, graduations, weddings and family vacations. On May 29, I invite you to join me in celebrating another important occasion, 529 College Savings Day ®, by learning more about MOST—Missouri’s 529 College Savings Plan.